The reality is that gays are not comfortable talking openly about "graphic homo sex" in general because our culture (especially males) is grossly homophobic. I think this is wrong. I can't see this as any different from people not being ok with interracial couples walking holding hands. The only way to change this is to let gay culture out of the closet. The stereotype that gay men are constantly hitting on straight males is offensive, in my opinion. It smacks of insecurity and honestly, I find it pathetic. As a female I have learned to accept that men I have no interest in are viewing me as a sex object. Why do men have so much trouble when this is reversed. If you are straight and comfortable with your sexuality, you should have no problem with another man being attracted to you. It could actually be seen as an unwelcome compliment. Females living with catcalls have gotten used to this. Men need to suck it up and face reality and stop being such infants about their sexuality. It should not be threatening.

by LadyFriend on 06/09/2009 11:24:18 AM EST

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I assumed that you were fine with women seeing you as a sex object. My question is why it is so threatening for men to see you as a sex object. In my experience, this freaks guys out and I think it's irrational.

by LadyFriend on 06/10/2009 11:57:29 AM EST

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I don't have a problem if women want to view me as a sex object.

Even if that "sex object" is a cock ring?

by OneHitKill on 06/11/2009 11:02:17 AM EST

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I dont mind straight people as long as they act gay in public. :)


by Chinese Democracy on 06/10/2009 03:02:31 AM EST

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as long as some of them can sing and dance like Judy Garland.  I'm tellin' ya, I saw the greatest show in Atlanta one time.  I laughed all night -- and some gal (I think it was actually a guy) bought me a drink!  How cool is that!

by AnEngineer on 06/10/2009 06:27:08 AM EST

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